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When I retire, will I have enough money built up in superannuation and other savings to enjoy the sort of retirement lifestyle I want to have?

As the ETF industry continues to grow, it offers a timely opportunity to go back to basics and revisit the fundamentals of an investment product that has now become a market staple.

With markets falling and inflation ramping up, investors might feel they need to ‘do something’ to avoid further losses. However, when it comes to investing, taking action in response to market turmoil may derail a sound investment strategy.

While society continues to grapple with the factors driving gender and pay inequity, women are proactively turning to investing more than ever before. And research shows that in doing so, they are demonstrating a very competent and sensible approach to building up their wealth outside of superannuation.

Teaching kids to establish sound money management skills and strong financial acumen is important, regardless of wealth level.

Vanguard discuss how hedging works for ETFs and Managed Funds and what to consider for your portfolio.

While adopting a tactical asset allocation might seem tempting during bouts of heightened volatility, the timing and skill required to perfectly execute a portfolio shift is near impossible. Sticking to a strategic asset allocation however is likely to yield better returns.

There's a common misperception that in order to start investing, you need a large initial sum and lots of time. Here's why that's a myth.

What's the difference between managed funds and ETFs? And which product type is right for you? Read more to learn the key features of both investment products and how you can start investing.

If your financial life could use a little extra care and attention, these tips can help you decide where and how to begin.

It's easy to forget about the long-term trajectory of share markets in a period of downturn. But if you're invested in equities for the long-term, know that markets will consistently trend upwards over time.

Here are five investing tips for those who are just beginning their investment journey.